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Fat Pegasus #14
Technically this gal is a little too yellow to be a proper red dun, but I had a great time playing around with the colors nonetheless! This pegasus is painted a red dun, with brown mane, tail, and wings, black feather-stripes, wingtips, and hooves, two hind socks and a thick blaze. She is coated with […]
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Leaping Horse #005
Behold, the perfect steed to do battle on any fridge or magnetic whiteboard! This little guy was the first of my non-resin, non-present copies of this mold. I sculpted the original leaping horse out of Sculpey and created a silicone mold. I cast him using a plaster of paris and wood glue mixture and additional layers of […]
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Miracle Max (Custom Breyer Mini Whinnie Standing Quarter Horse Stallion)
This little guy earned his name after a long drawn-out battle to try and photograph him. I have a love-hate relationship with my camera when it comes to certain colors… and it looks like I’m going to have to add yellow to that list! Thankfully the camera (and the lighting) finally decided to play nice […]
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Lentamente Para
Make: Breyer Scale: Stablemate Mold: Andalusian (G2) Color: Bay Dun Gallery: Dilutes Medium: Acrylic and Pastels Status: Painted 200? and Sold 200? I was tempted to keep the musical theme going, but instead I went with ‘names not in English’ instead. (Although I did consider Rinforte). Lentamente Para means “Slowly it Stops” in Spanish, which […]
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Tempest Teapot
Make: Breyer Scale: Stablemate Mold: Arabian (G2) Color: Dun Splash Overo Blanket Appaloosa Gallery: Appaloosa Medium: Pastels and Acrylics Status: Painted in 2004 and Sold November 2004 This little guy was going to be my first horse done in pastels, a nice dun splash overo… and them my dog sneezed. So I’m not sure if […]
